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Union Developments Ltd
Luxury housing is closer than you think
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AVAILABLE NOW Exciting new development overlooking Peace Gardens
Peace Garden Mews is an exclusive development of luxury, high specification homes overlooking the Peace Garden Park in south Billingham.
All homes have been built using the very latest construction methods and designed with modern living in mind, these homes really set the standard.
This new development is just walking distance from a great variety of local businesses; such as a pub, cafe, restaurant, takeaway, florist, pharmacy and a vet, to name a few. You can easily enjoy what the local area has to offer without having to consider getting a taxi or worrying about finding a car parking space, everything is right on your door step!
Viewings will still be available during lockdown
Help to buy scheme, 20% deposit paid
Station Road, Billingham TS23 1AE Union Developments - North East Ltd
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This current phase of stunning three/four bedroom town houses are finished to the highest of standards with an amazing attention to detail. Unique in style and location this really is a one off opportunity to buy a home like this in Billingham.
The area is very well connected, the train station is nearby, as well as plenty of bus stops and bus routes. The property is in close proximity to the A19, ideal for an easy daily commute.
The Peace Garden is aptly named, starting each day by opening your curtains and looking out onto the lush green gardens is bound to lift your spirits. You can experience the joys of living in a well connected urban area whilst still cherishing the views of nature. Union Developments - North East Limited are working with the Help to Buy scheme. All of their homes at Peace Garden Mews, Billingham are eligible for the Government backed Help to Buy scheme, meaning that you could be moving in with just a 5% deposit. Mortgage rates are now at an all time low and there is no stamp duty to pay, so now is the time to buy your dream home at Peace Garden Mews.
